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Baz 05-14-2018 02:02 PM
Found one that retracts the hose...around $50 and will be well worth it now that I can stow the air compressor to the back of the garage now. Good call, Sammy.....

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sammyg2 05-14-2018 02:43 PM
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Originally Posted by Baz (Post 10037054)
Found one that retracts the hose...around $50 and will be well worth it now that I can stow the air compressor to the back of the garage now. Good call, Sammy.....
LOL I got lucky


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RKDinOKC 05-14-2018 02:48 PM
So, what are people going to do about electric cars when they discover the same kind of performance as cordless tools?

onewhippedpuppy 05-14-2018 05:40 PM
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Originally Posted by RKDinOKC (Post 10037099)
So, what are people going to do about electric cars when they discover the same kind of performance as cordless tools?
Hence why most of us don’t drive electric cars.

john70t 05-14-2018 05:48 PM
90% of most daily driving they won't notice the difference except the EC is super quiet and fast as heck but has to be plugged in daily.

10% of the time they will get stuck and begin swearing at everything. (justifiably so.)

rfuerst911sc 05-15-2018 04:38 AM
Yesterday I decided to start charging the four batteries , each one took about an hour and were fully charged . The Rigid batteries have a " power meter " built into them so you can see the level of charge . Used the cordless drill to put some holes in the bottom of a plastic flower pot for the wife........... it powered right through that thin plastic :D

I will start using these tools now as I still have a fair amount of work left to go on my 2 car man cave build . I will try to remember to report back on the tools performance .

flatbutt 05-15-2018 05:19 AM
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Originally Posted by rfuerst911sc (Post 10037629)
Yesterday I decided to start charging the four batteries , each one took about an hour and were fully charged . The Rigid batteries have a " power meter " built into them so you can see the level of charge . Used the cordless drill to put some holes in the bottom of a plastic flower pot for the wife........... it powered right through that thin plastic :D

I will start using these tools now as I still have a fair amount of work left to go on my 2 car man cave build . I will try to remember to report back on the tools performance .
cool, thanks!

nota 05-15-2018 05:55 AM
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I have a diablo blade like that on my circular saw and it goes through 2x4s like a hot knife through butter.
Love it.


I recently bought as ryobi air compressor to fill tires and such.
it works, sort of.
If you tried to fill a real tire with it, you'd have a race to see if the battery died before the compressor went up in flames.

It works fine if you have 15 seconds to raise the pressure in a tire a couple PSI but that's all I would ever ask from it.
Any more than that and it'll get really hot.
I know, what do i expect for 20 bux?

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used one after the hurricane when the power was off for a few days to blow air in to the koi pond
it worked ok for short bursts of about 5 min an hour to keep the fish alive

ckelly78z 05-15-2018 06:09 AM
I have used my 10 year old Dewalt 18V cordless drill countless times on many big projects with no issues. Only a few times have I had to go get my 1/2" corded drill to drive large lag bolts into 6x6 beams.

It is almost time to upgrade to the new 20V. My 3 18V batteries aren't holding charges for long, and have less peak power now.

Gogar 05-15-2018 06:34 AM
I have the Crapsman version of that inflator.

Worthless for anything but the bicycle.

Oracle 05-15-2018 06:40 AM
With Ridgid (Home Depot Brand) you have lifetime warranty and replacement of batteries.
All you have to do is register each component separately in their website.
WHen I needed a new battery... voila! They sent me a new one... months later the drill died... boom! they sent me a new one!

All this without Home Depot intervention.. I'm happy with that brand.

I wouldn't buy anything else.. A Milwaukee or Dewalt batteries are stupid expensive...


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